Graph the two lines 2x + 3y = 18, 3x - 4y > 16.

Give the Domain and Range, Slope, and Y-intercept for each line.

Graph each equation above on the graph below and show all work.

Give the Domain and Range, Slope, and Y-intercept for each line.

Explain in detail how you got each answer.

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Mathematics

Margaret Marks

8 September, 17:02

Graph the two lines 2x + 3y = 18, 3x - 4y > 16.

Give the Domain and Range, Slope, and Y-intercept for each line.

Graph each equation above on the graph below and show all work.

Give the Domain and Range, Slope, and Y-intercept for each line.

Explain in detail how you got each answer.

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Miracle Gordon · Answer 1

The domain and range for each line is all real numbers. This is because all numbers are possible to input into x and all y values exist.

The slope of the first line is - 2/3 and the y intercept is 6. You can reach this conclusion by solving for y (putting it in slope intercept form).

The slope of the second one is 3/4. and the y intercept is all real numbers greater than - 4. This is true because it is an inequality and you can find these numbers by solving for y.

Graph the two lines 2x + 3y = 18, 3x - 4y > 16.Give the Domain and Range, Slope, and Y-intercept for each line.Graph each equation above on the graph below and show all work.Give the Domain and Range, Slope, and Y-intercept for each line.Explain in detail how you got each answer.

Graph the two lines 2x + 3y = 18, 3x - 4y > 16.

Give the Domain and Range, Slope, and Y-intercept for each line.

Graph each equation above on the graph below and show all work.

Give the Domain and Range, Slope, and Y-intercept for each line.

Explain in detail how you got each answer.